PlayerUnknown will no longer be a part of PUBG development; focuses on new game projects

Brendan “PlayerUnknown” Greene has announced that he will no longer be developing the signature game, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, and now look at research and game development projects for PUBG Corp.

On his Twitter, Brendan announced that he will no longer be in charge of developing PUBG but will still remain as a consulting director to the division. The PUBG division will be led by his colleagues who have worked on the project for three years.

The team will begin operations from Amsterdam and will take charge of “exploring, experimenting, and creating new technologies, tools, pipelines, and gameplay.”

PUBG burst into explosion in 2017, coming first to PC and making inroads in the Android Market in 2018 with PUBG Mobile. The game may have been at the top for a long time but there is no denying that despite the impact the game has had on the Battle Royale genre, it has definitely seen a drop in the playerbase of the game.